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Going Down the Road
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Hobo Stew, Hold the Hobo
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Ahead By a Noose...
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Full House, Empty Heart
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Behind the Eight Ball
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Y2K Blues
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The Check is in the Mail
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You Never Lose the Blues
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Service With a Smirk
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Manhattan Chowder Ramble
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Cincinnati Boogie-Woogie
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Faxl Music
FAXL is composed of core members E.J. Gold, Robbert Trice, Nancy Burns, Claude Needham, Iven Lourie, Tabatha Jones, Jim
Rodney, and anyone else that happens to find their way on stage. When their tour brings them through Grass Valley, you might see HuDost join in.
FAXL is rapidly developing their own unique sound -- influenced by blues, folk, world, rock, classical, and jazz.
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